Solving Some of the World's Biggest Problems with AMP Robotics, Amanda Marrs

After Amanda had identified a number of work experiences with a number of different companies, she took an interest in product management. She felt that this was the right spot for her skill set to enter. She gets to take part in technologically advanced work and enjoys working on an important issue with AMP Robotics.

On this episode, we'll talk about:

• How do these sensors view and process each type of waste material?
• How would technology read the materials and what would it do with them?
• The actual robots that are doing this sorting? How does that work?
• Why is there no glass in the processing, and why is glass better for reuse?
• Electronic waste
• How does AMP track or trace the materials that are processed?
• What is Amanda's background? How did she do it? Or is it just a matter of chance?
• Is she seeing a lot of support for AMP from large companies?
• When it comes to general recycling, what are some of her biggest lessons, takeaways, or pieces of advice she likes to give?

Amanda Marss is the Sr. Director of Product of AMP Robotics. She believes technology can help create value for customers and solve tough problems. Her experience includes building new product lines, scaling products globally, and managing full product lifecycles. She excels in industrial technology spaces where products combine hardware, software, and human processes.

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